The Reluctant Grownup

Growing old gracelessly.

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Jack, This One Time I Broke My Back

Jack and Me and Doctors

I want to begin training for October’s half marathon, but I’m forcing myself to wait until I’ve been to the neurological clinic about my broken back.  That appointment is this…

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August 30, 2011
Categorizing Things is Overrated

What Is Adulthood?

When the alarm goes off at 5:30 and the cat doesn’t let you snooze, and then a roach falls from the bathroom ceiling into your hair while you’re getting ready, and…

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January 29, 2008
Wonder Women Posts

Wonder Women, Reprise

If anyone reading today has been around this long, you may recall that about four years ago, I was a contributing author on a group blog called The Wonder Women.…

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February 16, 2013
  • Changing the Metrics

    RG / March 28, 2013

    In February of last year, on the last day of my trip to Rio de Janeiro, I had the entire day to myself. I spent the morning riding skycars up to the Sugar…

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  • Excerpts from “Blue Nights” and My Own As-Yet-Unwritten Memoir

    RG / March 21, 2013

    Joan Didion wrote “The Year of Magical Thinking” after her husband, John Dunne, died of a heart attack at the dinner table, and her daughter, Quintana Roo, collapsed into a serious illness from…

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  • Luck o the Irish

    RG / March 19, 2013

    This past weekend was a camping weekend for us – sort of.  The Professor’s family, in years past, made a tradition of a Memorial Day weekend campout.   We skipped last year, probably…

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  • MILP Roundup # 293 and 294 and OhMyGodI’mATerriblePerson

    RG / March 15, 2013

    I failed to post my MILP roundup in late February, causing a domino effect of lost MILP updates.  I would claim bar exam nuttiness, but we are all busy ladies in the land of…

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  • Snapshot of My House at Four Thirty on a Wednesday Morning

    RG / March 13, 2013

    The dog, suddenly alight with some devilish notion, runs up and down the stairs a couple of times, clackety clack on the hard wood.  It is pitch dark outside, an hour before the…

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